I find a question very strange, and I have also discovered that one cannot tell the truth; the truth is easily criticized by honest people. Honest people, please don't look at this post or comment, please move on. Why are Chinese people so insensitive to domestic prices? Why are they so concerned and sensitive to inflation, rising prices, layoffs, non-farm data, and a series of other data from the United States? Moreover, various data from the United States can be openly discussed, and the financial market is so sensitive to U.S. data.

The U.S. inflation target aims to reach 2%, but now 3% is already unbearable. Americans want Bitcoin to combat inflation, while on the mainland: over 7%, and in some years even over 10%, yet there is no feeling of fear towards such terrifying inflation data. The United States balances through various data, aiming to control both inflation and the labor market. The U.S. President says he wants to lower interest rates, but it’s not solely up to him; wanting to print some money to keep the government from shutting down involves numerous hurdles. Is Trump really a fool? We all watch them laugh, but the more ridiculous thing is...

We only focus on the U.S. M2 data, but in fact, China's M2 data is frighteningly large. The U.S. prints money, and the world bears the burden, while the mainland's money printing is mostly borne by the Chinese people. Why are the Chinese so insensitive to the country's money printing?

You can look at the third table for comparison; I won't say much more.